Schools have an exciting and interesting range of modules to choose from:
Introduction to the New Zealand legal systemWhat is the law? Why do we have it? How do we make law? This module will introduce students to the fundamentals of the New Zealand legal system.
Tennant? Flatmate? Bond? Fixed term? Going flatting for the first time can be daunting. This module explains the basics of flatting, and points out some common pitfalls for first time flatters.
Knowing your rights in the workplace is essential. This module is designed to outline the key principles of employment law and the operation of the Employment Relations Act 2000.
No-one wants to be involved with the Police, but you never know when the Police might come knocking on your door. This module outlines the key dos and don'ts when dealing with the police; whether as an accused, a victim or a witness. It will cover topics like police questioning, legal aid, parole and victim's rights.
Sometimes the law will step in to try and regulate family relationships. For example, who should have custody of a child or whether one partner needs to pay money to the other. This module will introduce the basics of family law. It will cover topics like marriage, civil unions, de facto relationships, child custody and maintenance.
No one likes getting ripped off. But what can you do if you have been? This module will examine New Zealand's consumer law, such as a the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993. Students will learn about the duties retailers owe to customers, and what they can do to protect their rights.
The internet is an exciting place. But it is also a legal minefield. This module will examine topics like breach of copyright, defamation, privacy and the new "three strikes" law.
Can the hospital force you to have a blood transfusion? Do you have to tell your parents that you went to the doctor? How can you lay a complaint against a medical practitioner? This module will provide students with an overview of their rights when taking (or receiving) medical advice.
An overview of fundamental human rights with a focus on the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 and the Human Rights Act 1993. This module will cover [description].